Psychoanalytic Work of Hansi Kennedy

M. Miller, Jill

• CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABOUT THE EDITORS INTRODUCTION THE MAKING OF A CHILD ANALYST PART 1: MEMORY 1CHAPTER ONE Cover Memories in Formation 3 CHAPTER TWO Problems in Reconstruction in Child Analysis CHAPTER THREE The "Baby at the Breast" Experience: Memory or Fantasy? Some Further Thoughts on Reconstruction CHAPTER FOUR Both Sides of the Barrier: Some Reflections on Childhood Fantasy PART 2: INSIGHT CHAPTER FIVE The Role of Insight in Child Analysis: A Developmental Viewpoint PART 3: CONFLICT AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISTURBANCES CHAPTER SIX Pseudobackwardness in Children: Maternal Attitudes as an Etiological Factor CHAPTER SEVEN Some Reflections on Infantile Neurosis 1 CHAPTER EIGHT Childhood Neurosis vs Developmental Deviations: Two Clinical Case Histories CHAPTER NINE Different Types of Sado-Masochistic Behaviour in Children CHAPTER TEN Steps from Outer to Inner Conflict Viewed as Superego Precursors CONTENTS CHAPTER ELEVEN The Developmental Roots of Self-Injury and Response to Pain in a 4-Year-Old Boy CHAPTER TWELVE For or Against Child Placement: A Clinical Illustration CHAPTER THIRTEEN Growing up with a Handicapped Sibling 1CHAPTER FOURTEEN Trauma in Childhood: Signs and Sequelae as Seen in the Analysis of an Adolescent CHAPTER FIFTEEN Reflections on the Aim of Child Analysis PART 4: ANALYTIC TECHNIQUE WITH PRE-LATENCY CHILDREN 2 CHAPTER SIXTEEN The Technique of Psychoanalysis with the Pre-Latency Child CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Psychoanalytic Work with Under-fives: Forty Years' Experience